CANADA STOCKS-TSX set to open lower after Greek vote shock

Nov 1 (Reuters) - Toronto's resource heavy main stock index
looked set to open lower on Tuesday, hurt by tumbling commodity
prices, after the deal to rescue Greece and prevent a wider
sovereign debt crisis faced a new hurdle.

A Greek plan to call a referendum on a bailout package
reignited fears the rescue deal would unravel, with the
collapse of MF Global also weighing on commodities.
[MKTS/GLOB]

FACTORS TO WATCH

* Canadian equity futures <0#SXF:> pointed to a lower
open.

* U.S. stock index futures tumbled on news of the Greek
vote and as Asian economic data reignited fears of a slowdown
in global growth. [.N]

* European stocks sank, suffering their biggest one-day
sell-off in a month after Greece's prime minister unexpectedly
called a referendum on the latest bailout deal. [.EU]
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